IRKT136/14

Due to market price fluctuations, if you need to purchase or consult the price. You can contact us or emial to us:   sales@allicdata.com

Thyristors are devices that control the flow of electrical signals in an alternating current circuit. They do so by providing the switch, or “gate”, through which the current can pass.

One type of thyristor is the Silicon-Controlled Rectifier (SCR) or thyristor module. The IRKT136/14 is a type of SCR that is used in many applications by both industrial and consumer markets.

In general, SCRs are two-layer semiconductor devices which can be configured to open, close, or adjust the flow of current in a circuit. The IRKT136/14 module is capable of controlling larger loads, or higher power currents than other SCRs. It is a three-layer semiconductor device, meaning that the switching and control functions are provided in three layers: the SCR layer, the control layer and the protection layer.

The IRKT136/14 SCR module is designed with a special three-layer structure which enables it to quickly respond to voltage changes. This allows it to accurately control the amount of current and the duration of the current. For example, the IRKT136/14 can be used in consumer electronics applications, such as computer monitors and TVs, to control the flow of power to the different components.

In addition to consumer electronics applications, the IRKT136/14 module is also used in industrial applications where it can be used to control high-powered motors and other equipment. This is due to its ability to effectively control the current flow in a circuit for a wide range of applications. The IRKT136/14 also has a fail-safe feature which provides protection in the event of an overload or short-circuit.

The working principle of the IRKT136/14 SCR module is based on the movement of electrons. When a voltage is applied to the device, it will allow electrons to flow from the anode to the cathode. This is the forward direction current flow. When the forward current reaches its limit, the device will stop conducting and the current will be forced to reverse until the voltage is reduced.

Once the voltage drops below the device’s break-over voltage, the electrons will again begin to flow back to the anode, which is the reverse direction current flow. This is referred to as commutation and is used to control the current in a circuit. This allows the IRKT136/14 module to effectively control larger amounts of current.

The IRKT136/14 SCR module is often used in numerous industrial and consumer electronics applications. Its ability to quickly respond to voltage changes and its fail-safe feature make it an ideal choice for controlling large currents and protecting circuits from overload or short-circuits. The IRKT136/14 is well-suited for a wide range of applications, thanks to its three-layer structure and its high current capability.

The specific data is subject to PDF, and the above content is for reference